Taking Control: How Cash Transfers Give Families Autonomy

Scovia and Collins, a hardworking couple with five children, faced the daily struggle of making ends meet. As peasant farmers, their income was unpredictable, and they constantly worried about how to afford basic necessities, especially school fees for their children. Investing in their farm to improve yields was also out of reach, trapping them in a cycle of poverty.

A turning point came when they received the uncondtional cashtransfers. These funds were a lifeline. Immediately, they were able to pay school fees for three of their children, ensuring they could continue their education.

They also invested in their farm, purchasing better seeds and tools, which led to a significant improvement in their harvest. And as a symbol of their progress, they even bought a goat!

Now, Scovia and Collins are looking to the future with hope. They have big dreams, including starting a small retail shop to further diversify their income and build a more secure future for their family.

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